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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-10

Among the patents issued at Washington
yesterday was one to Lucie Briarly, Clarks-
Vile, dress shield
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-10

Eockert & Reynolds have the hand
soonest and cheapest line of holiday
goods in the city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-10

BUY your boots and shoes, hats and
gents furnishing goods at f. Click.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-10

Lockert& Reynolds havethe hand
soonest and cheapest line of holiday
goods in the city.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-10
Window Shades.

My da-do shades are beautiful and
very cheap. Call and see them.
JNo. +. CoUTs.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-12-10

WORKING CLASSES " ' 4! :ya i;
prepared 10
furnish all Glasses with employment at home
the whole OF the time, or for their spare i4O-
ments, Business new, light and profitable.
Persons of either sex easily earn from so cents
to $500 per evening, and a proportional sum
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men
That all who see this may send their address,
and test the business, we make this offer. TO
such as are not well satisfied we will send one
dollar to pay for the trouble OF writing. Full
particulars ana outfit Tree. Address GEoRGE
STINsoN ~ Co.. Portland Maine.
, 1887-04-21
Uncle Toms Cabin.

1t has been some time since the
people of this city have had an OPP
portunity to witness u professional
performance but the chance Is again
to he presented next week. Frank
n. DAILY, business manager Of Nc
Fadd-n's Boston double Uncle Toms
Cabin company Is In the city and
proposes to give two performances
In tho Concordia Hall next Friday
and Saturday evenings. He was
somewhat discouraged before arriv-
ing here from the reports that tht
examining the COncordia decided
u fit up the building and give tw,.
entertainments. A good stage will
BIZ erected and as the company car
ries its own scenery they will be
able to make the stage very present.
able. The troupe is both a large and
strong one and the varied attrac-
tiOns of the company with the man
ner of prpser ting the play makes II
a drawing card everywhere. The
troupe consists of twenty-five per-
formers, including eight cOlored
plantation singers. There are also
two trick donkeys and six trained
blood. hounds. The company played
at Walla Walla Friday and Satur-
day. The Journal of that city says
Ofsthe performances: "McFadden's
Uncle Toms Cabin company showed
to good house at SrDall's Friday
! night and gave satisfaction. Miss
I Partington's "ropsy" was clever,
and the specialties "coon quartette," !"
"picaninny twins" and song and
dance by the two little girls, were
superior, especially the quartette
singing and the dancing by lhespica-
ninnies. The performance will be
repeated tonight, and is altogether
worth seeing and hearing"
, 1887-04-21

One of the most citified establish
ments in the place is the new cigar
and tobacco store on the north side
of Riverside avenue between How
ard and Mill streets, just opened by
II. b. Dawson. 1t Is regular little
palace and lures people In just by its
attractiveness. Not only is 1t
thing of beauty as a place of business
but the proprietor has it stocked
from floor tO ceiling with one Of the
choicest selections Of cigars, t0baccOs
and smokers articles ever opened
In the city. The entire front of the
store opens on folding doors, leaving
a cheerful and cozy open room, with
the entire interior exposed to the
view of those passing by. The Orna-
mentations are exceedingly neat and
tasty, rejecting great CIR, dit upon
the artists who did the work. The
decorations, which are rich and
handsome, are the work of E. b.
Wheeler, while the painting is by
the brushes of White Il Mitchell.
Mr.. Dawson, who Is old time typo,
is to be congratulated upon his es-
tablishment and all his old friends
will wish Dick the best Of luck In
this venture.
, 1887-04-21

w. Fl. Galvani, the bright and
clever young Russian gentIemnn
connected with the Spokane and
Palouse Typographical department,
returned to the city yesterday after
spending the entire winter at the
front. Mr. Galvani managed to en-.
JOY himself in spite Of the severe
weather and comes hack looking
rugged and hearty. He will now
settle down to Office work.
J. r. Richards, Esq, one of the
leading business men " Butte city,
and very genial gentleman, arrived
In the Falls yesterday. Mr.. Richards
Is of on \ trip for his health and Is
90 we'll pleased with this city that he
will remain for a few days. His
business Is that Of q Wholesale deal
or In oils and kindred articles of
commerce and he may possibly es-
tablish n branch house here.
Frank E. HOdgkin, Of Saeim, Or.
egon, special agent for number Of
the best known ana most wealthy
Is In the city In the interest of the
organizations he represents. He IL
an old newspaper Iuan and drifted
into this Office In cOmp,ny with l..
b. Edwards. He echoed the latter
gentleman's sentiments In regard TO
the favorable appearance Of our
growing city.
Frank M. DAILY, business manager
for the justly celebrated McFadden
Boston Double Uncle Toms Cabin
combination, arrived In the city yes
terday for the purpose Of making ar
engagements for the appearance of his
company. Mr.. DAILY In not the man
to weaken at trifies, and when he
learned of the situation as regards
halls he ut once examined the Con.
cOrdia, rented II and will fit 1t up for
the troupe, showing here on next
Friday and Saturday. His enter
prise ought to be- rewarded by
crowded houses on both evenings.
The REVIEW acknowledges a call
yesterday from an old Alameda
county friend in the person Of l.. b.
Edwards, Esq who is now a resi-
dent Of San Francisco, end one Of
the leading representatives OF sew
eral uf the largest insurance comps
MES In the world. The pleasant ticp
of the clever gentleman recalled old
tiiup political excitements IN the
sunny south, In which Mr.. EDWARDS
and q editor participated with all
the intense interest of offensive par.
tisans. Mr.. Edwards expressed
himself as agrreably surprised at the
evidence of prosperity 50 conspicu-
Gus on every hand In Spokane Falls.
He Will remain over several days
viewing the city aud transacting
business for the corporations Oi
which he IL superintendent of agen-
cips
, 1887-04-21
PERSONALS.

VIM. Turner came in yesterday
afternoon from COlville.
Jas. F. Wardner came In from
Wardner on the west bound train
yesterday afternoon.
Ex-Sherif Whittier Is about town
again after an absence OF II fortnight
locking only as hearty us a 200
FOUNDER can look.
Mr.. Evans, young gentleman
who has charge OF one of the largest
agricultural implement houses In
Cheney, is in the city.
VIM. O'Donnell, the good looking
marshal of Cheney, arrived II the
city yesterday and remained over
to take part in the dance last night.
j. w. Markell closed the photo
graph gallery Thursday and took
his departure for Spokane Falls
where he will open a gallery.-Col-
fax Gazette.
A. NJ. Mason, president and SUPER
intendent of the Wardner water
works, arrived in the city. yesterday
from that place. He will probably
remain here for several days.
M. John w. Allen and Frank
Bandham and s. johnson of Spo-
kane Falls, arrived here yesterday,
and will take the next steamer for
juneau, Alaska, where they will en-
gage in mining.-Oregonian.
Chas. s. Fee, general passenger
and ticket agent of the Northern
Pacific railroad, with headquarters
at st. Paul, is taking run over the
road, and arrived In the city yester-
day. He is registered at the Ar
liugton.
Judge ID. G.. Lewis, of Portland,
returned here this morning from q
trip to Spokane Falls and way points,
In quest of clue to the whereabouts
OF q. w. Percy, Frank Bros. miss.
ing, bookkeeper. He Is now satis-
fed, from what he learns, that Percy
left the train from Cheney before It
reached Wallula.- -Walla
Journal.
Frank Spence, editor of the Cheney
Sentinel, was among the arrivals at
the county seat yesterday. BY the
way Frank Is doing yeoman service
for Cheney, as, indeed, he always
has. and he should be rewarded not
only by a generous support from Its
people, but also in seeing his town
grow to be the substantial place it
should be, considering its natural
surroundings.
, 1887-04-21
CHENEY ITEMS.
CHENEY, w. T., April ID, 's7.

CHENEY, w. T., April ID, 's7.
Everyone IL making garden.
Judge Lewis, OF Portland, IL here
with us for few days.
Frank Percival, the banker, boasts
Of the finest single drawing horse in
the county.
Easter services were held In the
First Congregational church last
sunday evening, conducted by the
Rev. N. g. Cobleigh, and were we'll
attended.
O. r. Jackson, the genial landlord
Of the Hirst house, leaves for Ell-ns.
burg, the 18th inst, to take charge
OF the leading hotel there. We all
regret to lose him.
The old court house Is a thing of
the past. 1t Is now one Of the finest
school buildings In the county. A
good substantial fence Ia being built
around 1t ami the grounds nicely
graded.
Isaac McNeilly Is sending out lots
Of goods to start branch at DHven.
port, Lincoln county. The style Of
the new firm will be McNeilly Il
ODOnnell. Johnnie Is a rustler
from away back.
OstrOski Brothers & Co. are en-
larging their store building to make
room for the immense new stock
recently bought by OstrOski while In
San Francisco. They are the solid
firm of Cheney.
, 1887-04-21
From Saturdays daily:

Officer BrOckman ran in drunk
early last evening.
The streets were crowded with
people last evening.
The election contest In the Fourth
ward promises to be an interesting
case.
Billy Wilson has purchased a lot
in Brownies addition and expects to
build down there this season.
Berg |, putting down sidewalk
around the corner OF Howard and
Main streets that is sidewalk.
Several new awnings are going up
about town, while the old cloth ones
are coming conspicuOusly in use.
Some one played upon police
whistle late last night but the per-
former could not be found by the
officers who hastened to the scene.
The residence of Chas. Merriman
is being moved out OF the way to
make room for Jack Squier's man,
moth hotel building now under way.
AL. Summels has put upa cabinet
in the Pantheon wherein Is display
ed In an attractive manner q lot Of
the ores of the surrounding country.
The pleasant weather gives the
farmer a chance to chase the merry
,nlow. It is to be hoped that the
'hArvest will fully repay him for his
summer's exercise.
, 1887-04-21
From sand Point.

SAND POINT, April Ia, 1887.
Scenes in and around this pleasant
village have assumed quite lively
appearance for the past few days.
The coming of the Northwest Indian
Commission to meet the Kallispel
Indians In council, has drawn to-
gether nearly the whole OF that
famous tribe, including the great
chief Victor, his warriors and people,
men and women. An Indian with
two young bears, one on each should
er, has attracted universal atten-
tion.
On tonight, the bellies and beaux
assembled IN the main room of the
Pen d'Orille hotel, which had been
put In order for the use of the In
dian commission for II council hall.
The music was furnished by Michael
R"vais, the blind United States in
t-rpreter for the Flalhead agency.
Ab'u 8 O'Clock the party assembled
and the strains of lively music re-
sounded i'm the hall and swept
across the placid bosom Of the lake,
which is situated just In the rear of
the hotel. The young men were gay
and gallant, The ladies beautiful and
attractive, and sOOn the couples were
arranged ON the flUnr and dancing
commenced. The lively and AMI.
mated cotilllOns were interspersed
with schOttish and waltzes, and sail
went merry as u marriage bell"
Seldom have these ancient noun
tains looked down on a scene OF
more pleasure and lOveliness. The
dancing was kept up until a late
hour Wiien the parties returned to
their homes. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Weeks, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Nooman, Mrs. Charles Nc.
Ciarken of Sprague. Miss Josie Sal
Ice, NJ 1873 May Long, Miss Mary Gill;
Mr.. Augustus Lund, Mr.. Richard
Findlay, Mr.. Nicholas BelnOise, Mr..
VIM. Carroll of Walla Walla, Mr..
Alexander McCloud and Mr.. Chas.
Olson. Commissioners Wright and
Andrews were among the spectators.
This community Is we'll known for
its energy and hospitality, and
strangers sojourniug here leaye with
pleasant recollections,
For few days the Indians col
lected here manifested some disOr-
derly symptoms, but on the arrival
of the chief Victor universal quiet
was restored and the braves ceased
from troubling.
The hotel accommodations offered
by the genial and accommodating
Mrs. Baldwin and her son Harry,
are as good AS can he found any
where. She Is polite and attentive
to the wants of all, and her table is
furnished with the best the country
affords, and among other delicacies
the splendid mountain trout from
the lake.
Major Peter Roman, the veteran
Indian agent at Flathead, who has
been here for several days with the
Indian commission, returned to his
hCme to-day.
Father VanGorp Is expected to-
morrow.
This place boasts of two OF the
most worthy and enterprising mer-
chants in the territory, Me.srs. Rus
sell and Weeks, both of whom are
doing a lively and profitable trade.
The meeting OF the council on to-
morrow is looked to with much in
terest, and II anything worthy of
note occurs we hope to give your
readers the benefit of il.
PEND D'OREILI,E.
, 1887-04-21
The Right or way.

The South Fork railroad company
have commenced an action i'm the
district court against the "squatters"
on the South Fork lands as far as
Wallace, and all the ranchers have
been served with papers citing them
to appear in court and show cause
why IA strip of land 200 feet wide
from Wardner Junction should not
be condemned for right Of way for
the construction OF the rallaOad. The
summons has agitated the landlords
Of the Fork and they have engaged
Thomas L. Singleton to look after
their rights. 1t is reported that
much OF the land was taken up after
the building Of the road was begun,
although entirely unfit for cultiva-
ton on account Of the heavy forests,
and that these late squatters are
holding their claims above tine snow
line. 1t Is probable the court will
appoint a commission to appraise the
value of the right OF way.--Murray
Sun.
, 1887-04-21
Giadstone ON Beeoher.

New YORK, April 16.-A letter
from Gladstone was received in Brook
lyn yesterday in which the ex-prsmier
passes high eulogy on Mr.. Beecher.
The letter will not be made public un-
til it appears in the memorial now be-
ing prepared for Mr.. Beecher's family
and friends.
, 1887-04-21
SAR 9EIELD'S
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neys and Bowels, and all troubles resulting
from an Impure condition OF the blood.
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and Sores OF every description.
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wick. w. r.; Wesley Graves, ssaem, oregon;
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Grand Ronde. oregon: Mrs, Coffee, Scio, Ore
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Refers to Rev. Dr. Frost, sacramento.
Manufactured by the
, 1887-04-21

Rlalock II closing out his elegant stock
Of bpots and shoes below cost. Ho means
just what he says. People desiring that
class Of goods should caich on ut once.
, 1887-04-21
From Sundays daily.


the neatest bricks In the city.
From Sundays daily.
Try an egg phosphate at McNab's
soda fountain.
Book beer on draught at J. N.
Squier & Co.'s to-day.
A fresh shipment of fine imported
cigars at l.. X. G. Smiths.
Tickets for the Odd Fellows ball
on the 25th are meeting with q ready
sale.
'The Lord loveth q cheerful liar"
has usurped the place Of the chest
nut bell. Have you seen them?
Give ear, ye dissatisfied trsdersl But
terworth's, the city clothing store, has Just
received the finest line OF clothing ever
shown before. 4-l7d6t
On account of the rain the town
did not present rs lively an appear
ance yesterday as usual on Satur-
days.
The agile ball player will exercise
himself on the grounds in the west
ern part Of the city to-day, provided
1t does not rain.
Money to loan on city real estate
and improved farm lands at lowest
rates. Apply to the Northwestern
d Pacific Mortgage company.
Butterworth buys for cash, pays low
rent, has light expenses, is not extrava-
giant, doesn't overload; consequently is
able to sell at small profit. 4-l7d6t
Officer Fisher was attracted across
the river late Friday night by the
report of two or three gun shots, but
was unable to discover the shooter.
The cheapest lots on the south side
of the II. II. track are in Saunders
addition. For particulars call on /.
S. Kaufman Il Co., real estate,
Moore's block. 4-I7-2t
The famous Poodle Dog restaurant
under the management of the vet
eran caterer, Chas. Carson, is rapidly
regaining its old position as the
leading first-class eating house OF
the city.
Butterworth does not size up prospec-
tive buyer and then use MIN accordingly
for as much money as he can be cOaxed
or induced to expend. 4-17d6t
The public should not forget that
the prettiest lots on the market, and
the cheapest in the city, are those
in Ide & Karfman's addition. 1. 8.
Kaufman Il Co., are selling them.
4-17-2t
The ball given in ConcOrdia hall
last evening for the benefit of the
Review base ball club was q grand
success. There was q large atten.
dance and everybody enjoyed the
occasion.
v The new Market Theater opened
last night with q company of spec.
ialty artists, and full house greeted
the initial performance. The per-
formers are giving good variety
performance.
Tho Misses Merrill and Steffins,
dressmakers on East Sprague street,
are overrun with work. The ladies
have succeeded in building up an
enviable reputation by turning out
only first-class work.
On account OF the prospective alb
sence of some of the councilmen on
the date of the regular meeting,
Mayor Taylor has called q special
meeting of the council for Monday
morning at 10 o'clock.
The N. p. express officials have
just put new delivery wagon on
the rOad'which ia not only a beauty In
the way OF construction, but will be
found q great convenience to the
boys, as It has been constructed es-
pecially for the purpose 1t is to be
used for.
, 1887-04-21

MATT can live at home, and make
VIII more money NJ work for us, than
q ~ - At anything else In the world.
Capital not Leeded; you are
started free Both sexes; all ages. Any one
can do the work. Large earnings sure from
the hrst start, Costly outfit and terms free.
Better not delay. Costs you nothing To send
your ADDRESS and md out; IL you are wise
Portland Maine.
, 1887-04-21

A SURE CURE for all trouble arising from
"A arrangement Of the Stomach Liver Kid
neys and Bowels, and all troubles resulting
from an Impure condition OF the blood.
, 1887-04-21
Lots For Sale
IN WRITINGS ADDITION.

On the ,nstaiime mt pl an--one-third cash, the
These lots are beautifully situated, being
sheltered. and commanding sspiendId view
being ooxl5o feet, and Tying directly north of
the city and being but a 70 or 10 minutes walk
from the post onice, and but q shor distance
and will be made during the season. Water
can , be had by digging from twenty five %
have several thres.acre lots on the biufY,
considered by many TO be the nnest subur-
pan property In or around spokane Fails.
commanding nm unobstructed view OF tht,
valley a. well as q beautiful view OF tho city
Those wishing to purchase lots should see
this property before buying elsewhere.
These lots Will more than double In value
before the year is out.
Parties wishing to see this property will
be conveyed to aud from the addition free.
the plat and maps can be seen nj w
, 1887-04-21

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, 1887-04-21

The hoe and rake are instruments
that many Of the property owners
are using with great deal Of dexter
ity. They are great factors In put
ting ones premises In good order.
Benham & Son have put their
order for about a half million OF
brick, to 10 delivered as soon as
cooked. They propose to get into
the dance and do some contracting
this summer.
w. France will open q grocery
store on the north side of the river
near the Methodist College al bout the
first Of next month. The population
Is getting thick enough over there
to justify the experiment.
w. &. Nigus and j. p. McCabe left
this city yesterday with two carloads
Of horses bound for Montana. The
animals are for use on the Helena
and Benton stage line. They were
purchased west OF this place.
The city has accepted the Occur
d'Alene Park, now let 1t 60 to work
valuable piece OF land was a very
generous act upon the part of Messrs.
A. M. Cannon and j. j. Browne.
Squier e. Nash's addition, an 80
acre tract adjoining the Muzzy prop
erty, on the north side of the river,
will probably be the next addition
fast as they always do on a new
deal.
The pleasant weather yesterday
drew like mustard plaster. The
streets were full OF people all day
and we'll into the night. Sunshine
and warmth are commodities that
have been 30 scarce this spring that
they are eagerly sought after when
in stock.
A large lot OF new machinery for
the Spokane Lumber and Manufac-
turing company's planning mill has
just arrived from the east and Il force
of men are engaged putting 1t In
place. 1t will be- one Of the best
equipped mills west of the NOUN
talns when ready to start up.
In few days this city will be In
shape to boast of the finest depot In
the broad snd beautiful west. 1t is
an improvement that the public has
cried aloud for for years, and the
company deserve to be presented
with handsomeiy-engraved set of
resolutions for the accommodation.
The contract for the brick work on
Mr.. Ide's new brick on Sprayue
street will probably be let to-day,
the foundation being completed
This will be Il neat and substantial
business house, 26x60 two siOrie.
high. The window caps and keys
are to be Uf stone, which will add
materially to the appearance of the
structure. The plans call for one of
the neatest bricks in the city.
, 1887-04-21

For the cure OF Chronic Ulcers, varicos
Veins, Assesses, Fever SOL es, Iniiamator-
Swellings, Hip Disc sc, Disease OF the hectun
and Sores Of every description.